Dying City
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Mar 4, 2007
Closed Apr 29, 2007
Opened Mar 4, 2007
Closed Apr 29, 2007
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Lincoln Center Theater presents Dying City, a new play by Christopher Shinn, to be directed by James Macdonald. The play tells the story of Kelly, a young therapist whose husband dies while on military duty in Iraq. A year later, his identical twin brother arrives unexpectedly at Kelly's door, seeking solace -- and answers to the mystery of his brother's death. The production stars Rebecca Brooksher and Pablo Schreiber.
THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:
Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater
150 W 65th St
New York, NY 10023
This 299-seat Off-Broadway Theater adjacent to the Beaumont is the smaller of the two spaces located in Lincoln Center. This space houses some of the most compelling theater around. The seats are comfortable. The best seats are in the center secti [...] Read More
150 W 65th St
New York, NY 10023
This 299-seat Off-Broadway Theater adjacent to the Beaumont is the smaller of the two spaces located in Lincoln Center. This space houses some of the most compelling theater around. The seats are comfortable. The best seats are in the center secti [...] Read More
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The war in Iraq. The uses and abuses of antidepressants. The mindset of identical twins. America's obsession with food. The reason why Law & Order has stayed on the air for 14 years. All these topics and more are discussed in a mere 90 minutes in Christopher Shinn's engrossing new play, Dying City, at Lincoln Center's Mitzi Newhouse Theater,
which is being given a top-notch production by James Macdonald.
But if there's a small problem with the play, it's that only rarely do these subjects, no matter how intelligently or cleverly Shinn tackles them, seem completely organic to the primary tale at hand. The larger problem is that Shinn has essentially written a two-pronged whydunit, with only[...]